I’m going to give you the
line from the books I’ve read that make my mind crave the rest like chocolate
& Coke.
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But
in not losing, he had begun to realize he had lost. He’d lost his life while taking the lives of others. Not literally.
He was physically alive; he ate, he slept, he…existed. Therein lay the
problem, as all he did was exist. He was thirty-four and had nothing to show
for his life except money in the bank.
page 18, iBook
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Hitman’s Creed by Edward
Kendrick
(Hitman’s Creed #1)
First Published September
2010 by Silver Publishing
Contemporary Romance
Can a twenty-one year old Criminal Justice student and a thirty-four
year old hitman attempt to start a new life, reach a common bond to stop a
murderer, and find love, despite their disparate ages and occupations?
Two men:
Glenn Tanner, a thirty-four year
old hitman who wants to disappear and start a new life.
Joey Fairburn, a twenty-one year
old Criminal Justice student, studying to become a police officer.
One problem in common:
Joey’s father, an escaped
killer, has come to the small town where Joey and his mother live and where
Glenn has finally settled down. Glenn meets Joey, discovers what is happening,
and becomes involved in trying to stop the killer before the man can murder
Joey’s mother.
Will these two men, Glenn and Joey, with such disparate ages and
backgrounds, be able to find a common bond that will unite them in love? Only
time will tell
Series includes
Lessons Learned
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